will tv remote work through glass
19072
I can give a pretty confident yes to that question. We operate our PS3 and Xbox with the controllers (and a remote for the video aspects of the PS3) through the glass all the time. I've actually never had a problem operating those consoles from any part of the room.
19073
yes. I put my directv dvr and my sylvania dvd player down below and keep the doors closed, and have no problem using the remote.
1095031
Yes, this remote works great you Will love it. I bought this remote for my son when I bought through tv.
330978
My cabinet has glass doors and it works thru those. I don't know about wood doors. If the dog walks in front of the receiver when I'm trying to work the remote it doesn't work. I think you need a clear path
823134
The remote does need to be pointed directly at the IR receiver. However, the receiver can be located away from the TV or other equipment. The distance away is only limited by the length of the wires. So it could be the floor, ceiling or coffee table.
986465
I do not see why not, my remote did not work though, and the program it is stuck on is pretty busy!
649359
The IR type remotes I have had have worked on different controllers so i'd say you'd be safe doing that. You just will have to point it at each one to work since they are IR. Same as your TV remote.
1783724
If your TV has a 3.5mm headphone jack, it should work fine. You won't be directly controlling the speakers themselves, but instead the volume of the output jack. You'd probably set the speakers volume to around 50%, and then use the TV remote from there.
1424634
Thanks for your question. Line of sight with Roku is not necessary for the remote to work. If you have an infrared (IR) light remote, the light emitted from the remote bounces off the ceiling or the wall behind the television and then hits Roku's sensor. By the way, if your TV is located in a room with a two-story high ceiling, you will need to get a Roku 2 or Roku 3 for the remote to work.
500480
No you don't need a repeater. The doors are glass panels. I left the glass out my self foe ventilation. I have no problems with remote control. I have my stereo/ blu ray/ and cable box all in the cabinet and all work with no problems.
1096181
Yes, the remote extender doesn't connect to the TV itself. Just to the hidden components, then place the IR sensor next to or under the TV so it can catch the IR signals from your remote.
460103
No. The remote can only control devices that use an infra red remote (like a tv, receiver, dvd, etc.).
440382
It works with ANY IR remotes. It just redirects the signal inside of a cabinet. If cabinet is open it won't work very well as it basically just shoots it back at you instead of bouncing off a cabinet wall back to the device.
1576942
yes it will work with existing remotes if programed according to diriction book, but the genie i purchased would not work with existing or new remotes I,m going to sent the opener unit to genie for repair.
500479
Remotes will work without an IR repeater. The cabinet has glass doors on the front allowing remotes to work without a repeater
40158
I'm pretty sure this isn't an IR remote but I may be wrong. The supplied remote is most likely set to work exclusively with these switches as they can operate through several walls & do not need to be aimed in any particular direction. The box they come in says "Able to resist high levels of interference and barriers such as: walls, glass, furniture, etc." So I doubt that you could accidentally operate them with any other remote or use the supplied remote for anything else - other than possibly self sterilization :-)
92603
Not all glass, after we had our windows changed in the house with Argon gas, E glass it doesn't work unless you open the window. I found it will work through screens and regular glass very well though...
782141
No it is an ir signal not an rf so it needs line of sight, you can try to find an ir eye extender and then mount it up front so the remote will work